new york police arrested hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators after holding demonstrations and gatherings of american people to protest against the crimes of the zionist regime in gaza. the new york police announced the number of these people as 325. the protesters were demanding a ceasefire and the lifting of the blockade of gaza. also. hundreds of americans protested the way the gaza war was covered in front of the office of the new york times newspaper the united states gathered and the believers condemned this american newspaper's bias against the zionists in covering the news of the gaza war and ignoring the crimes against the palestinians. demonstrators also chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. the fire in the camps in bangladesh has made 7 thousand rohingya refugees homeless. the rohingya muslim minority has been sheltering in camps in bangladesh for more than 6 years as the largest stateless group in the world. the ongoing fires in the rohingya muslim refugee camp in the cox's bazar region of bangladesh, this time in the latest case. 800 huts were destroyed and 7

and the american people's gathering in protest of the zionist regime's favor in gaza, and the new york police arrested hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators. the new york police announced that 325 people were arrested. also, hundreds of american people gathered in front of the office of the new york times newspaper in the united states to protest the way jazeh news was covered to do. skeptics condemned the bias of this american newspaper in covering the news of the gaza war and ignoring the crimes against the palestinians. demonstrators chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. a group of jewish rabbis gathered at the security council headquarters in the gaza strip and called for an end to the war. they were holding cloths with writings addressed to us president joe biden. to veto stop peace the world wants a ceasefire. however , the strategic communications coordinator of the american national security council said: washington is currently in a ceasefire it does not support gaza, because this matter is in the interest of hamas. john kirby, in response to the martyrdom of more

new york. following the demonstration and gathering of the american people. in protest of the zionist regime's crimes in gaza, the new york police arrested hundreds of pro-palestinian demonstrators. the new york police announced the number of arrests of 325 people . they were. also, hundreds of american people gathered in front of the office of the new york times newspaper in the united states to protest the way the gaza war was covered. beliefs of partiality. this american newspaper condemned the zionists for covering the gaza war and ignoring the crimes against the palestinians. demonstrators chanted slogans in support of the palestinian people. a group of jewish activists gathered at the headquarters of the security council for a ceasefire in the gaza strip and demanded an end to the war. they were holding cloths with writings on them addressed to joe. it read: stop vetoing peace. the world wants a ceasefire. however, the us national security council's strategic communications coordinator said that washington is not currently supporting the fire in naqza, as it is in the interests of hamas. in response to the martyrdom of mor

according to the new york police, the evacuation from the subway in the emergency area has been completeds are receiving all necessary medical care. authorities say there were no serious injuries. the reasons for the incident are now... traffic has been stopped in the chelyabinsk region, where six passenger trains were detained at one of the stations. the carriages contained a total of about 3,000 people. passengers on one of the trains had to wait almost 9 hours. other trains were behind schedule for more than 6 hours. the transport prosecutor's office organized an investigation into the incident. as it turned out, the delay occurred due to... malfunction of a freight train on one of the stages. today marks exactly 70 years since the first soviet supersonic jet fighter, the mig-19, took flight. it had rocket boosters, fast wing geometry, and a tremendous rate of climb for that time. in addition, it was the world's first production aircraft capable of intercepting supersonic targets. mik-19, in addition, the first soviet fighter aircraft equipped with a braking parachute. during this time

boost. >>> tonight, we have learned that two new york city police >>> tonight, we have learned that twoork city police officers have been shot and wounded responding to a domestic call in brooklyn. authorities say the suspect struggled with police inside the apartment. the suspect allegedly grabbing an officer's gun and opening fire. the other officer firing back, wounding the suspect. one officer shot in the hand, the other hit in the leg. all are expected to survive. >>> tonight, abc news obtaining the 911 call requesting an ambulance at the home of defense secretary lloyd austin after complications from the surgery he kept secret at first. federal employee calling for help on new year's day, asking secretary austin be taken to walter reed medical center after suffering those complications from prostate cancer surgery. the caller asking the dispatcher to be discreet. >> can i ask -- can the ambulance not show up with lights and sirens? we're trying to remain a little subtle. >> secretary austin hospitalized for two weeks. no one, not even president biden, was told about his condition

. >>> and plus new york police are trying to figure out the motive of a deadly car crash with the main dead and leads are starting to dry up. >>> and new details about the fiery plane collision in tokyo, how the crew got more than 350 passengers to safety. >>> gold bars and grand prix ticket, those are just some of the gifts bob menendez is accused of receiving from qatar and alleged co-conspirator as part of a years long corruption scheme. >> allegations are superseding an indictment made public on tuesday. this makes qatar the second foreign country along with egypt that the new jersey democrat is accused of helping while in office. menendez sits on the senate foreign relations committee. he has vigorously denied any wrongdoing. >> his attorney attacked the charges in a statement, "the government's new allegations stink desperation. despite what they have touted in press releases, the government does not have the proof to back up any of the old or new allegations against senator menendez." >>> u.s. federal investigators say they found no links to terrorism in the car crash in rochest

. >> still to come, new york police are trying to figure out what motivated a deadly car crash on your new year's day, but with their main suspects now dead, leads are starting to dry out. plus, what it was like inside the japan air lines jet that caught fire after colliding with another plane on the runway in tokyo. we'll be back with that and more in a moment. >>> welcome back, everyone. japan airlines has released new audio revealing the crew of a passenger jet was cleared to land at tokyo airport just before colliding with the japan possess coast guard plane on the runway on tuesday. nearly 400 people on that jet with just minor injuries, but five coast guard crew members on the plane or killed. cnn's will ripley reports. >> reporter: a japan airline jet touches down in tokyo, the cabin calm, until passengers look out the window. we saw fire coming out of vengeance, and i found it strains, i total cnn. within seconds, black smoke billowing through the aircrafts. the air bus a three 5900 packed with nearly 400 passengers and crew, including parents with young children. he says some

at the new york police department has launched an investigation after columbia university students were attacked with a chemical spray during a pro-palestine demonstration last week, with eight of them seeking medical attention. >> for a while the university did not believe us. i told them about it and it is like my concerns were not really being taken seriously. it was not until students started posting photos of themselves being hospitalized and tagging the university that they started taking it seriously. amy: all that and more, coming up. welcome to democracy now!, democracynow.org, the war and peace report. i'm amy goodman. al jazeera is reporting at least 20 palestinians died earlier today when an israeli tank fired shells at people lining up for humanitarian supplies. another 150 were injured. this comes the day after at least 12 palestinians were killed when israeli tanks shelled the shelter and khan younis where hundreds had sought refuge. at least 75 people were injured in the attack which resulted in a major fire. israel denies carrying out the attack. israel's assault on kha

maria: the new york city police department also cracking down on unlicensed mopeds being driven by illegalds this week. joining us now the new york police department chief of patrol, john shell. thank you so much for joining us and congrats on all of the good work that you and your team are doing. assess the situation in new york for us right now. >> right now crime is up, 2023 finished strong. crime is continued down about 6%. the numbers are coming down. we are the safest big city in the world. we want to go after the perception of you h how new yors feel. we want new yorkers to feel good and know they're in the safest big city in america. maria: those mopeds are really unnernerving somebody told me oe of the big things that people are doing is they're on mopeds, you're walking in the street, maybe on your phone, they take it and keep going on the moped and they've got your phone. >> it's a quality of life issue and a crime issue. if i told you that crime pa a cepatternis up 90% using mopeds. we've gone going after them for the last year and-a-half. we have taken about 45,000 off the str

new york police have arrested over 300 demonstrators blocking bridges and tunnels throughout the city from the brooklyn bridge to the manhattan bridge and the holland tunnel, thousands of demonstrators blocked traffic in and out of manhattan, their key demand immediate and permanent stop to israely genocide in gaza and an end to us arming of the regime. it was the biggest demonstration seen in new york city over the last couple of months. demonstrators say that they're willing to be arrested to make their voices heard, they vowed to continue escalating their displays of protest until a complete seas. far is enforced in gaza, similar protests have regularly been held throughout the us over the blood bath in the besieg gaza strip. in the syrian capital, a forum has been held to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the martidom of late lieutenant general qasim sulaymani and a recent marterdom of brigadier general said razi musavi. under the title. "your blood has become a storm in palestine. the iranian empathy and the cultural chancellory in damascus have organized a ceremony to commem

to the terrifying and deadly car crash early on new year's day outside a concert in rochester, new york police tonight saying the driver appeared to be trying to run over the crowd. here is emilie ikeda >> reporter: tonight, new details emerging about what led to this fiery crash in rochester, new york, less than an hour into the new year >> massive accident. multiple pedestrians struck >> reporter: investigators now identifying 35-year-old michael avery, saying he made at least half a dozen purchases of gasoline and fuel container after driving to rochester and then renting an suv at the airport. later, heading towards the kodak center and a crowd coming out of a concert. >> avery sped up, crossed into the oncoming lane of traffic. he appears to have intentionally been driving toward the pedestrian crossing. >> reporter: avery then struck a rideshare vehicle that had been pulling out, with a force that pushed both suvs into people, injuring nin pedestrians and killing two passengers in the rideshare, josh orr and justina hughes, whose family say were best friends. this tonight from rochester'

new york police arrested more than 300 people. thousands of norwegian people also demonstrated in support of veze and condemning the crimes of the zionist regime , the body of martyr fatemeh dehghan, one of the veterans of the terrorist incident in kerman. it was emptied from mehdiyeh on imam rezai street in mashhad towards the holy shrine of razavi. also , the veda ceremony with the body of this martyr is being held tonight after maghrib and isha prayers in imam khomeini's portico of razavi shrine. fatemeh dehghan's mother and child were also martyred and wounded in the terrorist incident of 13 kerman. director of the office of non-communicable diseases of the ministry healthcare and medical education of participation. 611 people over the age of 18 reported in the national health survey. according to dr. etemad, about 30-35% of women participate in this survey and it is expected that by the end of december, women's participation in the national health survey will increase to 50%. all this information has been recorded in the elec

new york police have arrested over 300 demonstrators blocking bridges and tunnels across the city, froml, thousands of demonstrators blocked. traffic in and out of manhattan, their key demands an immediate and permanent stop the israeli genocide in gaza and an end to us arming the regime. the biggest demonstration seen in new york city over the last couple of months. demonstrators say they're willing to be arrested to make their voices heard. they about to continue escalating their displays of protest until a complete cease fire is enforced in gaza. similar protests have regularly been held throughout the us over the gaza blood. illinois senator dick durbin has been called the oldest friend in congress of apec, the influential prozionist lobbying committee. protesters gathered outside his home to demand that the second highest ranking democratic senator stops supporting israel's latest war on gaza, but then activists grew tired of being ignored. protesters crossed. from senator durban's high-class residence onto historic lakeshore drive along lake michigan. traffic is shut down in both

new york police have arrested over 300 demonstrators were blocking bridges and tunnels across the city. from the brooklyn bridge to the manhattan bridge and the holland tunnel, thousands of demonstrators blocked traffic in and out of manhattan. the key demands an immediate and a permanent stop to the israeli. commemorate the fourth anniversary of the martidom of lieutenant general sulaymani and his comrad bricadeer general sayid razi musavi. ibrahim wahti reports from damascus. under the title, your blood has become a storm in palestine. the iranian empathy and the cultural chancellory in damascus have organized a ceremony to commemorate the fourth anniversary of the martur them of the lieutenant general hajj qasim sulaimani. in his opening speech, the iranian ambassador in syria explained the significant role of commander sulaymani in fighting terrorism in the region, both america and israel are well aware that haj khasim played a significant role in the defeat of the united states in iraq as well as in lebanon, palestine and syria. he had an active and important role in defending the

new york police have arrested over 300 demonstrators. blocking bridges and tunnels across the city, from the brooklyn bridge to the manhattan bridge and the hollen tunnel, thousands of demonstrators blocked traffic in and out of manhattan. their key demands an immediate and permanent stop to the israeli genocide in gaza and an end to the us army of the regime. the demonstrators said that they are willing to be arrested to make their voices heard. they vout to continue escalating the displays of protest until a complete ceasefire is enforced in gaza. similar protests have regularly been. across the us over the blood bathh in gaza. the us president is facing growing internal descent over his handling of israel's onslot on gaza during a campaign speech at the side of racist shooting in south carolina, protesters made a blistering attack on joe biden for ignoring the loss of innocent palestinian lives. let's take a listen. america. as a consequence, so is our freedom, our democracy, our very country. because without the truth there's no light, without light there's no path from this darkness

بيستصيرها ما حدش بيستصيغها نهائيا welcome back, pro palestinian protest escalating in the us, new york policeonstrator said that they are willing to be arrested to make their voices heard. they vowed to continue escalating their displays of protest until a complete cease fire is enforced in gaza. similar protests have regularly been held across the us over the blood bath in gaza. the us president is facing growing internal descent over his handling of israel's onslot on gaza. during a campaign speech at the side of racist shooting in south carolina, protesters made a blistering attack on joe biden for ignoring the loss of innocent palestinin lives. there assault in america, as a consequence, so is our freedom, our democracy, our very country, because without the truth, there's no light, without light, there's no path from this darkness. if you really care about the lives lost here. so you should honor the lines off and call for a cease fire in palestine fire now cease fire now that's all right that's all right that's all right now the protesters were ushered out of the church where white gunm

>> reporter: who's a good girl that's buffalo, new york police k9 luca's retirement party the officers giving her all the tennis balls she could handle. she's been by their side for seven years, patrolling super bowls, a presidential inauguration, and countless community events now luca's partner, officer michael bugolski, is taking her home to enjoy a well-deserved rest with plenty of treats and of course all the tennis balls she can chase. and in nevada mom tessa truman and her family are starting the new year with a new perspective on the meaning of community. look at this doorbell cam. that's tessa rushed out of her house on a stretcher for a medical emergency related to losing a pregnancy but then this happened in the days that followed you can see on the camera neighbor after neighbor after neighbor bringing food, flowers, and well wishes an overwhelming outpouring of love and support tessa never expected >> how'd you feel about that >> i was extremely grateful. people showed up for me that i didn't even think would show up for me >> do you think it changed you >> i think it has

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that's buffalo, new york, police k-9, lucas retirement party.n handle. she's been by their side for seven years, patrolling super bowls, presidential inauguration, and countless ch community events. now lucas's partner is taking her home to enjoy a well deserved rest with plenty of treats, and of course all the tennis balls she could chase. >>> and in nevada, mom tessa trueman and their family are starting the new year with a new perspective on the meaning of community. look at this doorbell cam, that's tessa, rushed out of her house on a stretcher for a medical emergency related to losing a pregnancy. but then this happened. in the days that followed, you can see on the camera, neighbor after neighbor after neighbor bringing food, flowers, and well wishes. an overwhelming outpoweriuring love tessa never expected. >> how did you feel about that is this. >> i was extremely grateful. people showed up that i never thought would show up for me. >> do you think it changed you? >> i think it has changed me. i have been new to tears multiple times, jus

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police in the chicago area, new york city, reported significant increases in crime related to migrantselocated to their cities, end quote. so i will say, while joe biden isn't personally responsible for every lawless act, you reap what you sow. a pair of new york city police officers allegedly attacked by migrants in times square over the weekend. incredibly the subjects were released without bail. reported migrant related crime in chicago and its suburbs daily. health care company kaiser, now telling its oakland, california employees not to go outside for lunch. stores closing all over the country because of blatant smash-and-grab theft, carjackings have become commonplace. here is a terrible story. a career bureaucrat who worked in president trump's commodities futures trading corporation was carjacked and shot as he pulled up to pick up his wife after work. this is in the middle of downtown washington, d.c. fortunately, blessedly, he is alive at this moment. we don't know if migrants were the cause but washington has become a lawless sanctuary city, an absolute disgrace to the entir

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we work hand in glove with the new york city police department.they are the best in the business at both events and then also managing protests. so we've we've been in discussions. they're planned. they they have a plan for tonight and i'm sure it's going to be executed flawlessly. >> police will be leaning on their drones as they manage ongoing protests stemming from the israel-hamas conflict. demonstrators organizing a shut it down for palestine rally near times square. this is a game changer for us when it comes to protests, because a lot of times we don't know which way they're heading, so this allows us to get a bird's eye view of exactly which way they're heading. also, that the estimated 1 million people who packed times square for the magic of ringing in the new year can do so without a worry. we went to a lot of security to get to this point right here, so i feel really safe. >> everyone has been checked. >> that has came from this point forward. and new york city police are happy to report that it has been relatively quiet. >> we talked

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. >>> any moments upstate new york police will give updates of a deadly car crash that is being investigated as a possible act as domestic terror. >>> and hundreds of people linked to jeffrey epstein could be made public today and details of who could be on the list ahead. >>> i'm rahel solomon with john berman and kate and sara are off today. this is cnn "news central." we want to begin this hour with the latest on the breaking news out of japan. an investigation is under way this morning after a japan airlines plane collided with a japanese coast guard aircraft on the runway in tokyo and then burst into flames. look at that video. it is showing the moment of impact after the passenger jet landed at the airport. you can see the apparent collision, and the coast guard plane is in a fireball. the japan airlines plane is on fire as well as it goes down the runway there. five crew members on the coast guard plane were killed. the captain is in critical condition. the crew were preparing to fly to western japan to help with the earthquake relief there. nearly 400 passengers and crew had 90 secon

new york police officers were up the same to prevent potential disruptions to the work of the airport. no incidence or arrest were reported. well, let's move across the atlantic to the u. k, where hundreds of protesters blocked off barclays bank branches in london over to legend funding of israel's assault on gas that through shares held in israel's defense companies. now they are demanding a boy called of the financial institution of called for a truce to in the conference. the protesters held up police to me in flags, fathers calling for an end to po box, please let me. dozens of demonstrators reportedly entered one of the bikes. the ladies in the british capital shopping at the mountains for ties with israel to be taught. barclays has responded by saying it's committed to respecting human rights, local activists feel. russell sentenced this from the heart of the the this is one. 7 6 containers in each room on. 7 continued rail, which are being used in the module in john's of this process comes just one day off to the interim judgment of the international court of justice, which is

relative at jeff k international airport in new york, urging the us government to cease h visual while calling for a cease fire that happened right now. new york police officers were off the scene to prevent potential disruption this to the work of the airport no instance or a risk. well, let's take you across the atlantic to the u. k. hundreds of protesters blocked off barclays bank branches and london over it's a legit funding for is really mid the warren cash. so they're demanding a boy scouts of the financial institution of coal for troops to in the com. the protesters held up post to me in flags in bonner's calling for an end to quote, barclays blood money. dozens of demonstrators reportedly entered in one of the bikes, branches and the british capital, at shorting for at ties with israel, should be taught to look like this. the russell sent us this from the hearts. 7 containers in each room on comfortable. 7 continues these royal, which are being used in the modules in gauze of these proteins comes just one day off to the interim judgment of the international court of justice, which is a historic result is the 1st time that one of the golden ci

primarily caused by israel's bombardment. gabriel was on to how does it at united nations in new york police or at least once the opponents of the tax revenue use those to the palestinian authority following a free month freeze. but it's just a trickle for an economy that's left business that is struggling to keep the tools open. the abraham spoke to some of them, a novelist in the occupied westbank. for more than 100 years disliking the factory kept its wheels turned. a family owned business that passed down through 5 generations is now heading to the on the i really, really admire to have here is a piece of my know what i'm doing tomorrow. i don't know if i'm doing what i can manage their own life back. your israel keeps a tight good on the inputs and outputs of the palestinian economy in the last 2 decades alone. the one says these really restrictions costs. so what's the best economy? $50000000000.00 a large amount for a small economy under occupation. business owners say they've been abandoned by their government. left boston again on certain political reality, with little support and n

new york police officers were at the see to prevent potential disruptions to the work at the airport. no incidence or a risk when reported their burden and off in store crowds of people took to the streets, the mounting it into the violence on seeking an immediate cease fire in gal. so while in milan protestors flashed with police during another pro palestinian. really, oh, wow. 100 swayed publicity in flags and shunted slogans despite the local officials prohibiting such rallies on the holocaust remembrance day. january 27th after calls from the local jewish community. as the protest turn violent, dr. police pushed back a group of demonstrators with tactical shields while using the buttons to contain the products. okay, more and use were across this week and 9 pocket study workers helping kills and 3 more wounded in the shooting. it's in a rums rest of the border region of system and bullets just um and warning. distressing images a head so far, no group has claimed responsibility for the assault in response to saturday, shooting puckett sounds foreign minister said that such inciden

stuart: i wish i could show you the video we got from new york city migrant mob beating up two new york city polices is just boiling over. last 20 seconds to you, congressman. >> our mission is to keep americans safe, the mexican drug cartels, high time we tell the truth about it and act accordingly. stuart: thanks as ever as always for joining us, we appreciate it. squad member cory busch confirmed the justice barbato opened an investigation into her spending. good morning, ashley, what is she saying? ashley: the congresswoman and squad member from missouri is blaming right-wing watchdogs, calling accusations, misusing campaign funds for personal security as frivolous. >> right-wing organizations have lodged a baseless complaint against me peddling notions that i have misused campaign funds to pay for personal security services. that's not true. i'm under no illusion these right-wing organizations will stop politicizing and pursuing efforts to attack me in the work the people of st. louis sent me to congress to do. ashley: there you go. bush claim she has endured relentless threats to her physical

the new york city council on tuesday overwhelmingly approved two police and jail reform measures, overriding vetoes by new york city mayor eric adams. one bill would force new york police officers to report the race, gender, and age of people they interact with or stop for questioning. the other legislation would limit the amount of time people in custody are placed in solitary confinement in the city's troubled jail system. councilmember supporting the override included the newly elected harlem councilmember yusef salaam, who was one of five black and latino teenagers wrongfully convicted of the 1989 beating and rape of a white woman in central park. salaam spent seven years in the prison, including in solitary confinement, before being exonerated. on tuesday he delivered emotional remarks before voting aye. >> today the new york city council is fighting for the implementation of two bills that would bring generational change in our criminal justice system. if these laws were in place in 1989 i vote aye. amy: his vote came just days after he was pulled over by police while driving with his

international airport urging the us government to see say to israel was calling for a space for new york police officers were at the scene to prevent potential disruptions to the work of the airport. no incidence or arrests were reported there . let's take you across the atlantic to the u. k 100. some protesters blocked off at barclays bank branches in london over its a legend funding of israel's assault on guns at through defense company funding. they're demanding a boy called all of the financial institution and i've called for a truce to end the contract. the protesters held up, posted in flags and banners, calling for an end to quote, barclays beloved money. dozens of demonstrators reportedly entered one of the funds branches and the british capital at shutting demands for ties with israel's, for the cups. barclays of responded by saying it is committed to respecting human rights, local activists feel. russell sent us this from the heart of the hotel . 7 this is wanda. 7 long across containers in each room on company. 7 continues, which are being used in the module in john's of this process

brand new video showing a mob of migrants beating new york police officers. it gets worse. and kevin cork is live and congress working over time. >> something else you won't want to miss this video. since the start of the spring 172,000 migrants flooded into the big apple and 67,000 are housed in city shelters and hotels. the train is obvious. the video is the latest example. urged by cops to move along. 4 asylum seekers kicked and punched officers before being caught later. to add insult to injury, after they were arrested, they were released without bail. just another uptick on the thermometer for a city simmering with resentment. illegal immigrants are flooding hotels, and schools and airports. it costs the city million dollars every day. we are tracking to articles of impeachment against alejandro mayorkas accusing him of refusing to follow immigration law and breaching public trust. in a letter to the committee, mayorkas said i assure your falls accusations don't rattle me and don't divert me from the law enforcement and the public service mission to which i have devot

new york city area authorities warned pro-palestinian protests would lead to more delays. this as an estimated 100 million americans hit the road this holiday season but not without tragedy. in new york this morning police say a car hit a curb and flipped before another vehicle struck it, killing five people. meantime, back at the airports we're learning more about a 16-year-old who was flying by himself for the first time who accidentally boarded the wrong flight, landing in puerto rico instead of cleveland tonight his family says frontier airlines has apologized and tom, looking forward to the travel forecast, analysts say expect 2024 to be even busier tom? >> emilie ikeda for us >>> we want to get to some terrifying moments now out of new york city that happened overnight just blocks from times square take a look. a driver going the wrong way leading police on a chase for several blocks, striking pedestrians at least nine injured including a police officer and a woman who was pinned underneath a food cart police say the driver was fleeing after a dispute with his girlfriend charges are pending. >>> okay we want to turn now to the middle east and the major announcement today from israel, that it will